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Posted : Friday, August 10, 2007 4:00:13 PM
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Is it possible to make parts of the video in black and white?
Or the whole?
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Posted : Tuesday, August 14, 2007 9:56:49 AM

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To make any part (or all) of the video black-and-white, just add the Image Transform effect and check (only) the Grayscale checkbox.

You can read our online help for the Image Transform effect.
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Posted : Wednesday, August 15, 2007 12:12:10 AM
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Hi again,

I wanna make a video that is entirely in black and white and add other effects, but I see that I can only use one effect at a time.

Is it possible to use two effects or more at the same time?

Is there another way to make the whole video black and white, And be able to add another effect to it?
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Posted : Wednesday, August 15, 2007 12:49:16 PM

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In order to add more effects to a black-and-white movie, you would first apply the Image Transform (Grayscale) to the entire movie, then use "Make Movie" and create a new movie. We recommend that when making a file to edit again, you create an AVI file using MJPEG video compression and no audio compression. Then start a new project, and add the new, black-and-white movie to the Media Collection.

If you have a project that already has editing, Effects, and Transitions, go ahead and make that movie, then open the new movie and add the Image Transform effect to turn it into a black-and-white version.
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Posted : Sunday, August 19, 2007 1:05:16 PM
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Wow, that was very well explained,
thanks a lot for the answer! Helps a lot!
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